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iOS Developer Reviews
What is it like working as an iOS Developer?
November 2016
Go for it.
iOS Developer:
If you're thinking about going freelance but am afraid, just go for it!
October 2016
A challenging role in a fascinated way.
iOS Developer:
Pros: The work is challenging with loads of business knowledge required for developing the application.
Cons: The work is confined to a single large application instead of multiple different ones.
March 2016
Enjoy the challenges.
iOS Developer:
Pros: Flexibility at workplace and its startup , I can work in my own way.
October 2015
Cool job.
iOS Developer:
Pros: Independent, flexible, challenging.
Cons: Lots of work, communication, pressure.
September 2015
Good work culture, Flexible office timing, Friendly.
iOS Developer:
Pros: There is no designation gape. Every six months performance review and appraisal. Extreme growth. Good salary compared to other companies.
Cons: Don't provide cab for every office.
September 2015
Programmer.
iOS Developer:
Pros: Programming, Work Culture.
Cons: Salary.
August 2015
My Career.
iOS Developer:
Pros: Money, Happiness.
Cons: Politics.
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